Fletcher Swayze's Dog Featured With Bad Boy Mower
Garden City resident Fletcher Swayze and his dog Bad Boy appear with a Bad Boy mower in a local feature. Mary Eves notes the pair in a community spotlight highlighting behavior and neighborhood ties.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2009
Page
1
Garden City resident Fletcher Swayze and his dog Bad Boy appear with a Bad Boy mower in a local feature. Mary Eves notes the pair in a community spotlight highlighting behavior and neighborhood ties.
Holcomb city officials and residents at the Holcomb USD 363 board meeting heard KDOT officials discuss the four lane upgrade of U S 50 400 from Garden City to Holcomb. The $48 million project aims for completion in July 2011 with IBP Road remaining open until well into the project to ease Tyson plant traffic.
Register of Deeds Ali Lappin seeks a 4 percent pay-for-performance raise for 2010 but faces a possible cut as commissioners cite budget constraints from the prior fiscal year. Lappin notes a copier purchase and long-serving staff, including a new hire at $8.50 hourly, and warns lower raises could hinder recruitment in a small labor pool. County see County Page AS.
Garden City Community College returned 121 155 to the state as Kansas revenue shortfall bills rise. President Ceare Ballantyne told the Board of Trustees spending will slow and cash reserves be spared. The college faces 120 338 in general funds and 817 in a technology grant as state reductions total nearly 6.9 million across 19 colleges, with Johnson County facing the largest hit. Trustees plan a July retreat on governance and budget. they also rejected an $86 743 Liberty Insurance workers compensation bid amid higher premiums and questions about bidding.
The Obama administration expected Chrysler’s sale to Fiat to close soon, but a Supreme Court stay to review an appeal slows the process. Meanwhile dealers challenge the plan to cut about 25 percent of Chrysler’s 789 franchises and a bankruptcy hearing continues to seek court approval. U.S. Judge Gonzalez is expected to rule after today’s session as Fiat could walk away post June 15.
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